Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-11-21
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Glover.
Miss Ann Bodwen of So. Glover was
buried last Friday.
There will be services Thanksgiving
day at the west village.
r. Z. French is shipping a large lot of
poultry to Boston for the holiday season.
The household furniture of Mrs. L. L.
Bickford tables, chairs, bedsteads snd
lots of other things, will be sold at auction
Tuesday afternoon, Nov. %, at her house.
West Glover.
Harvey Lewis has sold his farm, farm
ing tools. hay. grain, stock, etc, to Will
liam Rollins & Son.
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Geo. Cummings of St. Joseph, Mich,
and Frank ellis of Oak, are visiting
friends here.
Geo. w. Lovejoy's saw-min burned
Sunday, the 18th inst. A hot journal is
supposed to be the cause of the fire No
insurance.
The Greensboro Library Association
at their annual meeting elected the fol
lowing officers: President, H. NJ. Cuth-
bertson; vice president,J. 0. Cutler; Sec,
W. w. Goss; librarian, L. T. Babbitt !;
ex-Com w. w. Goss, L. F. Babbitt, J.
A. Crane; Treas, \. Remission.
Holland.
George Kilburn has gone to New York.
Henry Tice has to drive his stock one
mile to water.
The patrons of the creamery have
shipped their butter to Boston.
Fred Stone has gone to West Fitch
burgh, Mass, where he gets winters
job.
One of the barns belonging to Benja-
min Smith was broken down by the
heavy quantity of snow that fell during
the late snow storm.
1ra%bIf-2-h.
Moses kenisOn aud Arnold Caples have
lost horse with pink eye.
VIM. G. Taplin has at last given up
finding water on the common and
filed up the well.
There Will be a promenade concert
at court house hall, Thanksgiving eve,
to be given by the Irasburgh coTnet band.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Taplin has quite a large
music class. She is Il graduate of the
Conservatory OF music and a first class
teacher.
Parker's mill took fire from edgings
being burned too near and would have
been burned but for the timely help of
the fire brigade.
Clark Chamberlin came near being
killed while chopping recently. In fall
ing tree IA limb struck him on the head,
making bad wound and injuring him
otherwise.
The Craftsbury cornet band gave one
of their popular promenade concerts at
Geo. X. Hills hall Friday evening. A
large company were present, music ex-
cellent and all well satisfied.
10 ell.
Mrs. T. Hutchinson is quite sick.
Fred Newton recently cut his foot Sc
verely.
a new furnace is being put into the
Congregational church.
Carrie Chamberlin has got home from
Rye Beach, where she has been the past
summer.
Charley Perkins has bought Of Wilbur
Souther seven acres of land and all tue
standing timber on one hundred acres
for $1,000.
Stephenson & Aseltine are out with a
new advertisement this week. People IN
ali this vicinity will lind it To their advan-
tage To visit their store.
formerly OF this place were brought mere
for burial Saturday, Nov. 49, Services
at the Bsptist church, Rev. Austin
Scribner OF Craftsbury officiating.
Nj - AN
Thomas Cargin is moving into a part
of E. X. Flanders house.
Alvin Woodland and bride started for
New York City last Thursday.
Those who have attended school at
Derby this fall have returned home.
Miss Mertie Moore has gone to Barnet
to work with her aunt in the millinery
business.
Miss Sadie Flanders has taken the win
ter term of school at the Corner to teach
this winter.
The following is the standing of the
/ scholars in district No /, taught by Miss
/ Mertie Moore, in a written review on the
last day: Maggie Brainard, 100; Gertie
Barrett IS; Henry Far, 100; Bessie
Taylor, 81; Jennie Heath, 20; Willie Cox,
/ 10; Mae Cox, so; Henry Brainard, 81;
BERTHE Daggett. So; Nettie Flanders, 81
Newport
a sister Of Mrs. L. r. Pratt from Mass.
/ is visiting in this vicinity.
W. II. Curtis has moved into his new
house, aud W g. Dow has also moYed
/ into his.
Leslie Heath has moved from West
Derby into Theophilus CIRCUITS tenement
house on Coventry street
O. E. West II slowly recovering from
his long sIckness.-WiIliS, son of n o.
Blake Is very sick with typhoid pueu-
monia.
]. II. searles and son have got the
!. lev machinery lor making ellair seals.
which adds quite good deal 10 the ca
pacltg OF their manufactory-
.rne mission Sunday school recently
started in Batessiiie oy The Baptist